Control flies with D CON Fli Con ready mix powder
Death on flies advertised as an easy spray around barn or house. Ready mix powder marketed by Tripoli Hardware for fly control.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1955
Page
4
Death on flies advertised as an easy spray around barn or house. Ready mix powder marketed by Tripoli Hardware for fly control.
The note advertises Alcoholics Anonymous services at P O Box 55 in Waverly Iowa. It claims no treatment and confidential, no dues policy. The message targets domestic social economic and physical well being.
New Fishing Clinic program in Iowa aims to educate anglers on casting tackle baits and methods. Conservation officers conduct lakeside sessions to boost panfish and rough fish catches and balance waterway fishing opportunities.
The Three Wise Men named Gaspar Melchior and Balthasar travel tradition marks the biblical gift bearing event and nativity story. The text lists the three names as the Magi who visit the infant Jesus.
The phrase beauty sleep refers to the early portion of the night when rest begins. It suggests that sleep during this period has restorative value for the appearance and health of the sleeper.
Dry skim milk designated as daily month means use it often and keep it on hand. Jewel Graham notes its nutrition and economy with many kitchen applications from baked goods to beverages and desserts, plus clear substitution ratios for powder to water to replace liquid milk.
Janet Chapin and Marvin Gatch left Sunday for the Danish Lutheran camp at Lake Okoboji to join Congregational Christian high school camp themed The Call to Service. Rev. and Mrs. Lester Gatch accompany them, staying at a cabin camp run by Lyle Gatch. The group returns Saturday after morning classes, afternoon crafts and recreation, and vesper services. Sandra Chapin attended Pilgrim Fellowship officers training at Grinnell College in June.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kuhrt entertained Sunday evening for their eighth anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Alfred Buhrow and Carol Sophie Schellhorn Cedar Falls Mr and Mrs Reinhold Pavelee Sumner Mr and Mrs Robert Maxfield and Janet Waverly Mr and Mrs Willard Buhr Water loo Mrs E J Pavelee Mrs Mabel Kuhrt and Alvina Pries.
Four year old Max Ambrose is celebrated by his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Ambrose and family friends including Mr and Mrs H J Hankner Mr and Mrs C C Eichmann Joy Mrs M G Cline Susan and Jean Ambrose at home Monday evening. A playful note adds The Great Stone Face of Hawthornes stories is in New Hampshire and a caution about offers of something for nothing.
Byron Hoops of Byron Nebraska and Betty Obermeier of Carleton Nebraska called at the Krauses' home. Hoops, a Capital Lutheran Seminary graduate, will study this fall at the University of Hamburg Germany for a year on a Lutheran Brotherhood Life Insurance Co. scholarship.
A Saturday afternoon stork shower at the Dennis Kirchhoff home honored Mrs. Dennis Kirchhoff. Hostesses were Mrs. Douglas Rosenthal of Wayland and Mrs. Harold Leisinger of Waverly. Attending were numerous local women, with visiting and refreshments provided by the hostesses.
Mr and Mrs Richard Rush who had been staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Herold Miller since arriving from Chicago moved Friday to an apartment in the Alfred Rieck home suggesting a permanent relocation within the same area.
The V F W auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the V F W home with Mrs Phyllis Eichmann as hostess. The auxiliary and their families enjoyed a potluck picnic at South Park on Wednesday evening.
Jolane Tegtmeier Joy Eichmann and Ronald Henninger returned from the Evangelical conference camp at Mt Pleasant on Saturday.
A concise aphorism notes the folly of wealth without wisdom, warning that money alone does not guarantee sound judgment. It underscores a value placed on practical judgment over mere wealth.
The Pennsylvania Dutch people trace their roots to Germany, reflecting a migration and cultural heritage that shaped their language traditions food and community customs across the United States.
The Tri poli FFA chapter executive committee will meet tonight to plan next year’s program. Items include redistributing two FFA gifts returned by Lloyd Kuker. Committee members are Jerry Snelling president Stanley Dancer vice president Larry Vogt secretary Fred Mallie treasurer Oscar Kreis Jr reporter Lorraine Johnson sentinel and Henry W Hinton adviser. Hinton and Snelling helped with a tractor rodeo at Sumner FFA chapter Wednesday.
The Wings Over Jordan choir, renowned Negro group, will give a concert at Grace Lutheran church in Tripoli on Thursday July 28 at 8 pm. Sponsored by the Women’s Missionary Society, the event features radio and recording stars famed for entertaining troops and promoting goodwill amid racial harmony.
Among those attending the funeral were Mr and Mrs John Koch Alma Tegtmeier Mr and Mrs Herman Tegtmeier Art Tegtmeier Mr and Mrs John Henning Mr and Mrs Ernest Haase and Mr and August Towne. Services were held Tuesday afternoon. Leader ads bring results.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Be Femarin entertained Sunday in honor of Mr. Bergmanns birthday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bergmann and family of Clear Lake, and evening guests from Waverly Steven and Mark Rueckert, Waterloo Ervin Thurm and family, and Loren Bergmann with Lois and Lloyd.
Frederika announces the engagement of Darlene May Bergmann to Roger Andrews son of Mr and Mrs Garland Andrews of Detroit Michigan. The wedding is planned for August with details to follow.
Rhonda Rae Wendt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Laverne Wendt, was baptized at St John’s Lutheran Church Frederika Sunday with Pastor A A Krause officiating.
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